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It's a really unpleasant annoyance.
When I select a submenu item in a context menu, the new menu expands on the left size instead of the default right size. Can't find any hint.
Thanks in advance fo ...

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* Set No_UPX option
FileDelete , C:\Users\Adm\AppData\Local\Temp\AutoHotkey\Compiler\Upx.exe
# Set No_UPX option successfully

* Create resource file:
...

Dear ladiko,
compiling with Compile_AHK I receive the "Succesfully compiled" message.
But when I try to run my compiled script, I obtain the following:

Error at line 0.

Line Text:
...

Thanks Frankie for your time.
As I said, function is _SQLite_GetTable, part of sqlite.ahk and $iCharSize is an optional parameter in it:

_SQLite_GetTable($hDB | -1 , $sSQL , ByRef $sResult , B ...

Passing function a value for $iCharSize greater than default (i.e. 4096), the following message occurs:

Error: This DllCall requires a prior VarSetCapacity. The program is now unstable and will ...

Compiling with Compile_AHK I receive the "Succesfully compiled" message.
But when I try to run my compiled script, I obtain the following:

Error at line 0.

Line Text:

Same script ...

I'm sorry... bad copy/edit/paste. xml file looks like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<pwlist>
<pwentry>
<title>my ...

Getting data out of a xml file structure like that:

<pwlist>
<pwentry>
<title>mytitle01</title>
<username>myuser01<username/>
<password/> ...

It's not about variables scope. Talking about array processed locally inside f(x). Unbelievable for me too, but ListVars in certain cases gives blank values. Have you ever seen that?

Consider function f(x) containing a StringSplit command.
Briefly, calling f(x) from different points in the script, StringSplit gives different results. When StringSplit doesn't work, arrays are left ...

Consider this simple script:

Menu, Tray, NoStandard
Menu, Tray, DeleteAll
Menu, Tray, Add, Show gui, GUISHOW
Menu, Tray, Add, Exit, EXIT
Gui, Add, Edit, R4 w200, Sample text

RControl:& ...

To refer to an existing global variable inside a function (or create a new one), declare the variable as global prior to using it.

(from AutoHotkey Help)

Can anyone just notice any difference?

If you declare a variable at the start of your script and outside any functions it exists in the Global scope and can be read or changed from anywhere in the script.
If you declare a variable inside ...